speedfan supports email, i haven't used it myself but i've seen it in the configs enough times
http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php
Topic: Remotely Monitor GPU temps (Read 4565 times)
I use openhardwaremonitor, it has built in web server for remote temp viewing.
Miner.php ?
The easiest way for that would be VNC, then you could be able to see your screen.
The most simple option is to install google chrome on both computers and add Chrome remote desktop on both of them.
Then you can log on from your browser into your computer and monitor tweak stuff.
Just make sure you don't over-tweak it so it crashes
The most simple option is to install google chrome on both computers and add Chrome remote desktop on both of them.
Then you can log on from your browser into your computer and monitor tweak stuff.
Just make sure you don't over-tweak it so it crashes
rabbitweasel,
You might be better off asking your question here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/1050-th-bitmintercom-1-pplnspays-txfees-mergedminingstratumgbtvardiff-27062
You might have better luck there with their customer support. I do remember someone having asked that question and it aswered, but I don't remember.
You might be better off asking your question here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/1050-th-bitmintercom-1-pplnspays-txfees-mergedminingstratumgbtvardiff-27062
You might have better luck there with their customer support. I do remember someone having asked that question and it aswered, but I don't remember.
Although you can do things like set clockspeeds remotely, hardware monitoring (like reading temperatures) isn't allowed over remote connection with windows remote desktop connection. Getting temperatures will require scripts/other programs on the machine in question to upload their readings online to somewhere where you can access it. Otherwise you'll need to remote connect with a program that has priviledges on remote connection.
You are correct SIR!...to a degree (pun intended). I used to use RDP to monitor my rigs temps. then quickly found out that RDP does something that prevents me from monitoring my temps and changing my OC settings. (glitches my cards, that's the only word I can think of)
That is why I switched to Teamviewer, which allows me to log me in to my rig and it doesn't glitch my system. It still allows me to do all the stuff I want to do that RDP didn't allow.
I use the Afterburner app the monitor temps and change OC also.
Although you can do things like set clockspeeds remotely, hardware monitoring (like reading temperatures) isn't allowed over remote connection with windows remote desktop connection. Getting temperatures will require scripts/other programs on the machine in question to upload their readings online to somewhere where you can access it. Otherwise you'll need to remote connect with a program that has priviledges on remote connection.
Just setup RDP on your comp and login. You can setup and RDP app on most smart phones.
I use a combo of Teamviewer (to remote in check my pc, look at income etc.) it's free. and Afterburner, which has a nice Andriod app. that let's you manage your over OCs and monitor temps, core, fan speed etc.. Works really well so far.
As for getting email alerts and what-not...not sure.
As for getting email alerts and what-not...not sure.
Unless you know a programmer you are left with freeware to remotely access your PC.
https://secure.logmein.com/products/free/
https://secure.logmein.com/products/free/
How to remotely monitor temps and get text/email alerts?
PC Monitor seems useful but cannot find function for GPU temps.
PC Monitor seems useful but cannot find function for GPU temps.
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